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True, the Indian position doesn't matter to Pakistan. But one could make an argument on majority and who's view the majority sides with in these things. Majority perception has a funny way of becoming the true perception. Let's leave this argument here for now.Similarly, Indian views on the matter are irrelevant as far as we are concerned. So, what's your point?. Innocent until proven guilty is a rule of legal procedure. So, again, until and unless proven in an international Court, your accusations mean nothing.
As for how other countries view Pakistan (or India for that matter), that is not the topic of discussion here. Perceptions do not matter anyway. What matters is that the UN and the international community does not accept Indian position on Kashmir as it is in contradiction with International Law.
About the UN and the international community, they don't accept India's position but they don't accept Pakistan's either, do they? To solve the issue according to UN's terms, the conditions will have to be exactly as was in 1948. Think either India or Pakistan can recreate that? Both countries will try to stack the table if it comes to a referendum.